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The statement “Over the long term, it's better to buy stocks in small companies” stopped being broadly true after the early 1980s. Since then, large-cap stocks have dominated performance perplexity.ai/search/when-di…
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🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: ANOTHER Michigan Democrat crosses over! Former Detroit Congressman Hansen Clarke (D) just endorsed Mike Rogers (R) for U.S. Senate over Abdul El Sayed
"Choi Clarke and I stand with Congresswoman Haley Stevens in supporting Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate."
“I served with Mike in the U.S. House of Representatives. I know that he is committed to improving the quality of our lives, protecting our nation's security, and working with Democrats to get the job done."
First Haley Stevens, now Hansen Clarke!!
The people who know Abdul's party best are running to Rogers the day before the election 🔥
The Democrats in Michigan are PANICKING!
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon blasts claims that Iran posed no threat and argues the West should have confronted its leadership years ago: “They’ve been raping, killing, and murdering for 47 years.” 🇺🇸
Asked how he would resolve the escalating conflict in the Middle East, Dimon responded:
“I don’t know. I do not know. I hear a lot of politicians say there was no imminent threat from Iran. That immediately gets my back up, because a threat is a threat. They’ve been raping, killing, and murdering for 47 years. Why? The Western world allowed proxy wars. I mean, we learned a lesson that we should have gone years ago at the head of the state. We should have killed the head of state.
And so now we have more risk and maybe more opportunity, because people want peace in the Middle East. It’s a terrible situation. I don’t know the outcome. I hope there’s a Plan B or a Plan C. I want us to prevail in a way that makes sense. I don’t know what the right thing to do was, but I’m not going to say we should have done nothing.
Asked whether the Strait of Hormuz needs to reopen at almost any cost, Dimon continued:
“I think it will eventually be reopened. I don’t know. The military can plan for things like this for 40 years. They have plans. I don’t know what the plans are, and I hope it works. I just don’t know.”
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New York Times has to write a whole article explaining to their readers why they wrote a news story which hurt a democratic candidate
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The @nytimes is apologizing to its subscribers for covering the criminal rigging of the Alaska senate race. This is what subscription “journalism” does, the goal isn’t the truth, it’s telling your subscribers they’re right and the good and smart people and their opponents are dumb and evil.
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🚨 BREAKING: Haley Stevens (D) just WALKED OUT to OFFICIALLY endorse Mike Rogers (R) — and he's standing right at her side!
"My vote for Senate...MIKE ROGERS." 🇺🇸
"We have to stand with country. WE CAN'T STAND WITH HATE. We can't stand with Hasan Piker!"
"I woke up this morning, decided to go to church — and I am here with the person who I am voting for. That is Mike Rogers."
🔥🔥🔥
This is an absolutely amazing sight. Political earthquake happening in MI
This is the same Stevens who was supposed to be at a Detroit church today with Jim Clyburn, showing Democratic "unity" behind Abdul El Sayed
Abdul ruined THAT
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It is difficult to believe that the Scots would sit and listen to this nonsense. These infiltrators should be sent home.
@ScotGovFM @scotgov Europe must wake up.
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It is so rare to see anyone stand up for principle over party these days. What a moment.
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ALT 2026 October #StockMarket: #DJI +1.70%, #SPX -0.93%, #Nasdaq -5.30%, YTD +9.44%
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2026 Oct 30 #StockMarket DJI -1.09%, SPX -1.82%, Nasdaq -2.86%, @EliLillyandCo $LLY +3.05%; for the Week 👺👻👹💀🎃: #DJI -0.85%, #SPX -0.57%, #Nasdaq -2.00% domainmondo.com/p/markets.ht… #AI #stocks #tech #investors
ALT NASDAQ Composite -2% for the WEEK ending Oct 30, 2026
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Our second product is called Blindsight and it will, as the name suggests, enable even those who are completely blind or have never seen to see.
It is ready from an engineering standpoint. Just waiting on regulatory approval.
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There aren't many prominent left-wing leaders willing to think for themselves and then defend conclusions even though it's not what the left-wing flock wants to hear. @yanisvaroufakis is not only one of the smartest leftists but one of the few who will never pander. Read this:
I am going to write something below that should be seen as the musings of one who celebrated – and still celebrates – Lula’s victory over Bolsonaro Jr. Here it goes:
I cannot for the life of me justify why o why Brazil’s courts had to demand of Bolsonaro that he hands over his passport the moment he lost the election. That he disputed the veracity of the election result is a sign of a faulty character, evidence that he is a bad loser. BUT, he had every right to being a bad loser; to dispute, rightly or wrongly, any result.
As for the argument that he was being investigated for other misdemeanours or crimes, that doesn’t wash either: What would have happened if Bolsonaro had won the election? Would the judges also prevent him from travelling abroad, as President-elect? I very much doubt that – which means that the judges were conflating executive and judicial powers.
To those who tell me that the Bolsonaro clan is a fascistic, criminal family, my reply is: You and I may very well think that. Alas, the judiciary has no right to use its powers to indict and to pursue someone because – or immediately after – they lost an election. It is shameful, to be precise. And it is also dangerous for those of us on the left who know what it means to be banned and hounded by rogue judges and police commissioners.
But I also have a message to Bolsonaro supporters, or those sitting on the fence, who assume that Lula is somehow behind the judges. He is not! This is the same court that imprisoned, falsely, Lula himself. What we have in Brazil is a judiciary that overreaches and habitually crosses the line that ought to separate judicial from political power.
It is such a shame that a judge took it upon himself to go after Bolsonaro on the eve of his defeat and, in doing so, to sully Lula’s stupendous victory.
One last point that my comrades in Brazil should note: If Bolsonaro and Rubio wanted to mount a campaign against Lula and Brazilian democracy they could never have been aided better than by that judge’s reckless writ.
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The US is the only developed economy delivering strong growth.
US GDP grew 3.4%, beating 3.2% expected. Consumption and investment power ahead. Inflation remains elevated, but mostly due to refined products.
considering 2.5% in Q1, 2.2 in Q2%, and 3.4% in Q3 the annualised real growth rate is coming in at 2.7% for now, with most yearly expectations for GDP 2026 being at 2.5% (IMF)
Core PCE in line with expectations, at a 0.3% MoM and 3.1% YoY
Headline PCE in line at 0.5% MoM and 3.6% YoY
The jump in refined products in september is driving most of the spike.
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With the reported investigations unfolding, the Alaska decoy scandal has the makings of a major scandal with possible criminal and civil elements. Staffers would be wise to "lawyer up," but they may want to avoid their campaign lawyers for the moment... jonathanturley.org/2026/10/2…
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US GDP growth figures out this morning show a robust 3.4%, exceeding all expectations.
That is more than double the anemic 1.6% in poor beleaguered Australia, and well above Europe (2.4%) and the UK (2%). Beats me how anyone with any ambition for a better life could vote for leftists.
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This is crooked and fraudulent. The Democrat party should be ashamed of itself.
JUST IN: Democrat operatives spent months finding Alaskans with the same name as Republican Dan Sullivan so they could confuse voters and help Mary Peltola (D), according to The New York Times.
A staffer was tasked with finding every voter named "Dan Sullivan" in the state and then contacting them and coaxing them to run for Senate.
The plan worked when a man named "Dan J. Sullivan," a retired teacher from a small fishing village that can only be reached by air or ocean, announced he was running.
He has held no campaign events, has given very few interviews, and has voted for Democrats in the past.
As The Times reported, the Peltola campaign claims it had no involvement in recruiting "Dan J. Sullivan"; however, documents suggest the campaign was actively involved and that the operation was "much broader."
"The endeavor, which was internally called the ballot composition project, involved secret trips to far-flung Alaskan communities and the appearance of a mysterious Midwestern operative, who traversed the state using a fake name and made his pitch to would-be candidates over beers at brew pubs," the NYT reports.
Peltola was reportedly "definitely aware" of what was going on, according to Peltola's former campaign manager Elisa Rios.
Alaska is expected to be one of the closest elections this cycle, and as of now, Peltola is the only Democrat, while there are two Dan Sullivans and another republican named Gerald Heikes, who was also allegedly recruited to take votes from Senator Sullivan.
The New York Times reports that they have evidence from *12 people* who participated in the plot.
These communists will do something like this and then tell you they are defending democracy.
